Burnt Bridge Creek Trail

Bridget Lovett

Beautiful trail. Was great for a bike ride. Our toddler is just big enough for his bike seat so we decided to try this trail. Was perfect for his first ride. That is. Until we got back to our car and our window was broken and his bag was stolen. There are tent camps at points through out the trail so the parking lot must get hit often for loot. Very unfortunate. Ruined what should have been a lovely day. Now we have to spend the rest of the day figuring out how to get our window fixed before the rain returns

Cory Walaitis

I live at an apartment complex that borders this path. I have lived here 3 years. It's super sketchy. I've encountered a pack of coyotes before. Homeless people playing loud music in the woods. However if you're vigilant and have a way to protect yourself you should be fine. There are some scary stories in the news about things that happen here.

M Farris

I'm really glad this trail exists. Very scenic and peaceful. I was a little disappointed today, since I was biking, to see multiple sections of the trail sprinkled with broken glass. I don't feel unsafe on the trails as long as I'm on a bike. Walking would make me a little more wary. No one has ever disturbed me in any way, but there's been a sharp increase in the number of people living in tents near Andresen Rd. It's a community at this point.To be fair, if you have to live in a tent, it's a great spot for that.

Rachel D.

I enjoy taking long walks and I'm glad to have discovered this 4.4 mile trail in Vancouver. I appreciate that the paths are wide and spacious. Some areas do have tent encampments but it doesn't really bother me. I'm more wary of the coyotes than houseless people.